Confederate Veterans adjourn after Evans' reelection at Memphis reunion
The United Confederate Veterans closed their Memphis gathering after reelecting Gen. Evans as commander in chief amid a stormy session. Gen. William Cabell was the sole alternate candidate, but Evans retained the post by a 1,540 to 744 vote as Mobile was chosen for the next meeting.
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Tillman Skimps Time in Union Station Stop
Senator Tillman passed through Anderson on his way from Clemson to Trenton after college commencement. He chatted briefly with friends at Union Station, looking well and joking with a boy about Clemson. He dodged questions on tariff votes, promising an explanation later.
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How to Break Clemson Will Proposed by Col. Carey
Col. P. Carey of Pickens argues in Columbia that the Clemson bequest could be broken to give the State control of the college. He suggests renaming the institution to breach the condition, allowing the state to buy out Clemson heirs, though he declines further commission work on the matter.
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One Man's Petition to a City Church
An old darkey seeks admission to a fashionable city church and faces a cautious minister. After days of prayer the man returns, and the preacher asks about the result. The colored brother recounts that he has long desired to sit in the church but fears upsetting others, yet he remains determined to attend after years of longing.
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Veterans Perish At Memphis Confederate Reunion Heat
In Memphis Tennessee today veterans attended the Confederate reunion when Guy of Grenada Mississippi fell to his death at an elevator shaft. Earlier D L Pelkin of Beaux Bridge Louisiana ill from heat arrived and died. Also SAM Another Dies aged Confederate veteran and merchant from Dallas Texas died at a local hospital due to heat.
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Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promised Women Relief
An advertisement praises for women with chronic female ailments, listing symptoms like headaches, pelvic pain, irregular periods, and faint spells. It claims the remedy strengthens and regulates the system, warns against miracles, and offers confidential consultation with Dr. N V Pierce of Buffalo New York. It also promotes a free medical adviser offer with mailing details.
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South Union Baptist Church History and Community Role
South Union Baptist Church in Center township Oconee county is a long standing faith community near a schoolhouse and dense settlement. Organized in March 1865 by Revs H M Barton and A A Davis with Balus Hix as first deacon, it has 19 pastors since 1855 averaging one every three years. Long serving clerk I L Reeder has held the role since 1887 with near perfect attendance. The church supports a strong Sunday school attracting about 120 weekly and a Baraca Philathea program. current officers include deacons S M Crawford J J Burris Thos Wyly J B Harris B MeJunkin W H Crawford Henry Cole J L Reeder S M Vandiver R L Wall.
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Keowee Courier Criticizes Rising Crime and Calls for Honor
The Keowee Courier arts editor laments increasing crime and urges men of honor to rise above public duty and private doubt. He stresses the press shapes minds, warning that sensational crime stories influence youth and that suicide is wrongly seen as honorable in dark business times.
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